Note: Listings disagree on the cell supplier — one retailer listing states Samsung cells, another dealer listing states LG cells.

Note: Some retailer listings for the earlier Fold 1 Plus cite up to 55 miles, against the 68-mile figure above.

Note: Himiway's own copy differs — its comparison table cites up to 60 miles, while other Himiway copy cites 35–60 miles.

Note: Himiway's own copy conflicts — a specification table is cited at up to 70 miles pedal assist (40 miles throttle), while other Himiway copy lists 65 miles.

Note: One brand-guide source lists the current Packa Genie as 672Wh with an optional second battery — the capacity listing varies by model year.

Note: Trek's Allant+ range pages also list 625Wh versions and other Allant+ generations at 625Wh — the 500Wh figure above is the dealer listing for the Allant+ 7 Lowstep with Bosch Smart System.

Note: One third-party buying guide lists 400Wh for the Verve+ 3 — listings vary by model year.

Note: Cannondale's own pages differ by drive-unit version — the Performance Line page claims up to 140 km for this model, while a Smart System / Active Line Plus page lists 500Wh and up to 113 km.

Note: Voltage is not stated for the US C380+ listing; Gazelle's European Eclipse C380 page lists its Bosch system at 36V.

Note: Gotrax's own pages differ — the product page gives the mode-dependent figures above, while its size-and-fit page for the same model lists “Up to 25 Miles”.

Note: Sources differ on range — a review citing maker specs gives 43 miles, while an Apollo spec sheet reproduced by a retailer lists 60 km travel distance.

Note: Apollo's published figure has changed over time — its current product page says up to 36 miles; earlier retailer spec listings for the same model cite 30 miles max range.

Note: Retailers differ for the same model — one lists 28.8Ah and a rated range up to 110 km, another lists 28Ah and 80 km max range.

Note: Range claims differ by region for the same 72V 40Ah model — both figures above are maker-channel claims.

Note: VoroMotors' own pages differ by 0.5 Ah — its Cruiser S FAQ lists a 52V 30Ah LG battery, while its replacement-pack listing for the Cruiser S is titled 52V 30.5Ah.

Note: Some current retailer listings for the GC440 list an optional 50 Ah battery instead of the 40 Ah above — configurations appear to vary by model year.

Note: Published range claims conflict — the retailer spec table lists up to 8 miles, while EV Rider's own retail store lists “up to 10 miles” for the same 25.2V 10.05Ah battery.

Note: Retailer listings conflict — the primary spec table lists a 24V 11.5 Ah pack, while another retailer lists the Transport M battery as 25.2V 10.5 Ah / 253.26 Wh.

Note: Another retailer lists this model name with “35AH SLA Batteries” and a 17-mile range — listings differ, likely by model year or trim; the specifications above are the primary source.

Note: Two other retailer spec tables list the battery only as “12V/22AH x 2pcs” with no chemistry — the 34 Ah U1 figure above is the one paired with the sealed lead-acid description and the 18-mile range.

Note: Listings differ on range — current S741RS4 tables list up to 6 miles, while one spec summary and an older manual summary list up to 12 miles.

Note: The dealer's own page conflicts on the long-range lithium pack — 24 Ah in its descriptive text and 23 Ah in the same page's specification table.